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touched: Adjektiv und Adverb
voucher: Nomen
gauche: Adjektiv und Adverb
louse: Nomen
lounge: I. Nomen II. Intransitives Verb
louver: Nomen
slouch: I. Intransitives Verb II. Nomen
loathe: Transitives Verb
couch: I. Nomen II. Transitives Verb
pouch: Nomen
touch: I. Nomen II. Transitives Verb III. Intransitives Verb
vouch: Intransitives Verb
touchy: Adjektiv und Adverb
grouchy: Adjektiv und Adverb
lousy: Adjektiv und Adverb
cache: Nomen
niche: Nomen
creche: Nomen
psyche: I. Nomen II. Transitives Verb

Meintest du vielleicht: voucher , touched , touchy , vouch , touch , pouch , couch , loathe , slouch , louvre , lounge , louse , gauche , grouchy , crouch , grouch , quiche , psyche , creche , niche , cache , louver und lousy

touched [tʌtʃt] ADJ

1. touched (emotionally moved):

touched

взволно́ванный

touched

тро́нутый

2. touched ugs (crazy):

touched

слегка́ поме́шанный

voucher [ˈvaʊtʃəɐ, Am -tʃɚ] SUBST Aus, Brit

1. voucher (coupon):

voucher

тало́н m

2. voucher (receipt):

voucher

распи́ска f

voucher

квита́нция f

gauche [gəʊʃ, Am goʊʃ] ADJ

gauche

неуклю́жий

gauche

нело́вкий

gauche (shy)

стесни́тельный

louse [laʊs] SUBST

1. louse lice (insect):

louse

вошь f

2. louse -es ugs (person):

louse

гни́да f

louse

парши́вец m

I . lounge [laʊndʒ] SUBST

lounge in hotel, house:

lounge

гости́ная f

II . lounge [laʊndʒ] VERB intr

1. lounge (recline):

lounge

сиде́ть, отки́нувшись в кре́сле

lounge

развали́ться

2. lounge (be idle):

lounge

безде́льничать

louver SUBST Am, louvre [ˈlu:vəɐ, Am -vɚ] SUBST

louver

жалюзи́ nt

I . slouch [slaʊtʃ] VERB intr

1. slouch (have shoulders bent):

slouch

суту́литься

2. slouch (walk):

slouch

тащи́ться

II . slouch [slaʊtʃ] SUBST

slouch

суту́лость f

Wendungen:

to be no slouch at sth

непло́хо справля́ться с чем-ли́бо

loathe [ləʊð, Am loʊð] VERB trans

loathe thing

ненави́деть

loathe person

не выноси́ть

I . couch <-es> [kaʊtʃ] SUBST

couch

тахта́ f

couch

дива́н m

psychiatrist's couch

куше́тка f психоанали́тика

II . couch <-es> [kaʊtʃ] VERB trans

couch

выража́ть

couch

формули́ровать

pouch [paʊtʃ] SUBST

I . touch [tʌtʃ] SUBST

1. touch no Pl (ability to feel, sense):

touch

осяза́ние nt

touch

(со)прикоснове́ние nt

to do sth by touch

де́лать что-ли́бо на о́щупь

to the touch

на о́щупь

with a touch of the button

нажа́тием кно́пки

2. touch no Pl (communication):

touch

обще́ние nt

touch

конта́кт m

to lose touch with sb

потеря́ть связь с кем-ли́бо

to be in touch with sb/sth

быть в конта́кте с кем-ли́бо

to be in/out of touch with sth

быть в ку́рсе дел/не име́ть представле́ния о чём-ли́бо

3. touch no Pl (skill):

touch

на́вык m

touch

мастерство́ nt

to lose one's touch

теря́ть уме́ние

4. touch no Pl (small amount):

touch

чу́точка f

touch

ма́лое коли́чество nt

touch of garlic

при́вкус m

a touch of wind

лёгкий ветеро́к m

a touch of flu

лёгкая просту́да f

5. touch sports:

touch

пло́щадь за боковы́ми ли́ниями игрово́го по́ля

Wendungen:

to be a soft touch ugs

быть всегда́ гото́вым испо́лнить чью-ли́бо про́сьбу [или дать де́ньги в долг]

II . touch [tʌtʃ] VERB trans

1. touch (feel with fingers):

touch

притра́гиваться

2. touch a. übtr (come in contact with):

touch

прикаса́ться

3. touch (eat, drink):

touch

притра́гиваться к еде́

touch

есть

4. touch (move emotionally):

touch

тро́гать

touch

волнова́ть

5. touch (rival in quality):

touch

сравни́ться

6. touch (concern):

touch

каса́ться

touch

име́ть отноше́ние

Wendungen:

to touch base with sb

войти́ в конта́кт с кем-ли́бо

to not touch sb/sth with a barge pole, to not touch sb/sth with a ten-foot pole Am

кого́-ли́бо/что-ли́бо обходи́ть за версту́

touch wood

не сгла́зьте

touch wood

постучи́те по де́реву

to touch bottom

дойти́ до са́мого ни́зкого у́ровня

to touch bottom

опусти́ться

III . touch [tʌtʃ] VERB intr

1. touch (feel with fingers):

touch

тро́гать

2. touch (come in contact):

touch

вступа́ть в конта́кт

vouch [vaʊtʃ] VERB intr

to vouch that …

подтвержда́ть, что …

touchy <-ier, -iest> [ˈtʌtʃɪ] ADJ ugs

grouchy <-ier, -iest> [ˈgraʊtʃɪ] ADJ

grouchy

ворчли́вый

lousy <-ier, -iest> [ˈlaʊzɪ] ADJ abw ugs

1. lousy (infested with lice):

lousy

вши́вый

2. lousy (of poor quality):

lousy

отврати́тельный

lousy

плохо́й

lousy

никчёмный

to feel lousy

чу́вствовать себя́ отврати́тельно

3. lousy (contemptible):

lousy

по́длый

lousy

непристо́йный

Wendungen:

to be lousy with money

не знать, куда́ де́ньги дева́ть

cache [kæʃ] SUBST

1. cache:

cache (hiding place)

тайни́к m

cache (secret stockpile)

та́йный склад m

cache (secret stockpile)

продово́льственный запа́с m

cache of weapons

та́йный склад m с ору́жием

2. cache COMPUT:

cache

кэш m

cache memory

сверхоперати́вная па́мять f

niche [nɪtʃ] SUBST

1. niche (in wall):

niche

ни́ша f

2. niche (suitable position):

niche

надлежа́щее ме́сто nt

Wendungen:

to find one's niche

найти́ своё ме́сто

creche [kreɪʃ] SUBST Brit, Aus

creche

де́тские я́сли мн

I . psyche [ˈsaɪkɪ] SUBST

psyche

пси́хика f

II . psyche [ˈsaɪkɪ] VERB trans

psyche → psych

Siehe auch: psych

psych VERB trans ugs

1. psych (subject to psychotherapy):

psych

подверга́ть психоана́лизу

2. psych (prepare mentally):

to psych oneself up

психологи́чески подгото́виться

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Englisch

So summery and louche, it might help you forget the rain. now-here-this.timeout.com

Otherwise, dining out was seen as a masculine and rather louche affair until the 1890s. www.telegraph.co.uk

Antimony trichloride has also been used to enhance the louche effect in absinthe. en.wikipedia.org

Its collections also offer sportswear-inspired trousers and tops, louche jumpsuits and feminine dressing along with tough tailoring and edgy knits. metro.co.uk

There is artfulness to it, though, of a kind: louche, lively, a little loony. www.ft.com

In dressage, riders are not competing for anything as louche as money. www.campdenfb.com

But just how clear a picture of louche behavior can black paint? hyperallergic.com

She can't have this history of drunkeness and louche behavior that's been thoroughly documented in the press. www.macleans.ca

The male tuxedo is a womenswear classic that is both smart and seductively louche. www.independent.co.uk

He revelled in his louche reputation and made headlines with his crucifixion stunt, which was the subject of a 2002 exhibition. www.telegraph.co.uk

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we	lounge
you	lounge
they	lounge

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touched [tʌtʃt] ADJ

1. touched (emotionally moved):

2. touched ugs (crazy):

voucher [ˈvaʊtʃəɐ, Am -tʃɚ] SUBST Aus, Brit

1. voucher (coupon):

2. voucher (receipt):

gauche [gəʊʃ, Am goʊʃ] ADJ

louse [laʊs] SUBST

1. louse lice (insect):

2. louse -es ugs (person):

I . lounge [laʊndʒ] SUBST

lounge in hotel, house:

II . lounge [laʊndʒ] VERB intr

1. lounge (recline):

2. lounge (be idle):

louver SUBST Am, louvre [ˈlu:vəɐ, Am -vɚ] SUBST

I . slouch [slaʊtʃ] VERB intr

1. slouch (have shoulders bent):

2. slouch (walk):

II . slouch [slaʊtʃ] SUBST

Wendungen:

loathe [ləʊð, Am loʊð] VERB trans

I . couch <-es> [kaʊtʃ] SUBST

II . couch <-es> [kaʊtʃ] VERB trans

pouch [paʊtʃ] SUBST

1. pouch (a small bag):

2. pouch (purse):

3. pouch (animal's pocket):

I . touch [tʌtʃ] SUBST

1. touch no Pl (ability to feel, sense):

2. touch no Pl (communication):

3. touch no Pl (skill):

4. touch no Pl (small amount):

5. touch sports:

Wendungen:

II . touch [tʌtʃ] VERB trans

1. touch (feel with fingers):

2. touch a. übtr (come in contact with):

3. touch (eat, drink):

4. touch (move emotionally):

5. touch (rival in quality):

6. touch (concern):

Wendungen:

III . touch [tʌtʃ] VERB intr

1. touch (feel with fingers):

2. touch (come in contact):

vouch [vaʊtʃ] VERB intr

touchy <-ier, -iest> [ˈtʌtʃɪ] ADJ ugs

grouchy <-ier, -iest> [ˈgraʊtʃɪ] ADJ

lousy <-ier, -iest> [ˈlaʊzɪ] ADJ abw ugs

1. lousy (infested with lice):

2. lousy (of poor quality):

3. lousy (contemptible):

Wendungen:

cache [kæʃ] SUBST

1. cache:

2. cache COMPUT:

niche [nɪtʃ] SUBST

1. niche (in wall):

2. niche (suitable position):

Wendungen:

creche [kreɪʃ] SUBST Brit, Aus

I . psyche [ˈsaɪkɪ] SUBST

II . psyche [ˈsaɪkɪ] VERB trans

psyche → psych

Siehe auch: psych

psych VERB trans ugs

1. psych (subject to psychotherapy):

2. psych (prepare mentally):

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